What s the matter with my inexplicable sore throat when I woke up this morning?

It may be an acute sore throat caused by inflammation, or it may be a scratch or burn during dinner at night, and you only feel the pain when you get up in the morning.

Wake up with a sore throat in the morning and may be pharyngitis.

Severe snoring during sleep at night, and dry pain after waking up with dry throat and unbearable pain.

In addition, when the mouth is opened to breathe at night, the air does not pass through the humidification and warming of the nose, and the air directly touches the posterior pharyngeal wall, and there is dry pain in the pharynx after waking up.

Therefore, this phenomenon can be used for pharyngitis and snoring**, and it is also necessary to develop a good habit of breathing through the nose.

An inexplicable sore throat in the morning may be the reason for sleeping at night with your mouth open to breathe, and your mouth is too dry. It may also be the incubation period of a cold, so try it with some vitamin C effervescent tablets, it should work.

In this case, it may be that some of them are on fire, so it is recommended to drink a glass of water first, moisten your throat to see if it has any effect, and then reduce talking as much as possible.

According to your statement, most of you are suffering from tonsil inflammation caused by fire, so you should replenish water in time, avoid eating foods that are easy to catch fire, take some anti-inflammatory drugs, and pay attention to maintenance.

Wake up in the morning. If you have some throat pain for unknown reasons, it is possible that your tonsils are inflamed. Go to the hospital immediately, go to the otolaryngology department to have a good examination**The reason is**, if you don't go, it may be more serious, I hope you go to the hospital for a good examination, and then you can rest assured.

I woke up this morning with a sore throat for no apparent reason, maybe you have a cold, don't make a fuss, take some medicine, or go to the doctor.

Then you may have a cold, drink more water, if not, go to the hospital to see if it is tonsil inflammation.

Hello, it should be on fire, it is recommended to pay attention to rest, drink more water, if necessary, go to the hospital in time to check, follow the doctor's instructions for symptoms** as well.

Consult a medical professional.

I don't know how long you've had a sore throat, but it can be considered the first onset of inflammation. The effect of taking Chinese herbal medicine is better.

1.Taking buccal lozenges, especially phenol-containing bumps, can kill the germs on the surface, help control the invasion, and also have a slight anesthetic effect, which can paralyze nerve endings and reduce pain and itching, and phenol-containing sprays have the same effect.

2.Taking zinc oral lozenges can effectively relieve sore throat, but do not use high doses of zinc for more than seven days in a row to avoid interfering with other minerals in the body.

3.Wash salt water or other solutions, such as chamomile tea, lemon juice, whiskey, if the voice is hoarse or coughing, the pain is deeper, and saline gargling is less helpful.

4.Increase the humidity in the room so that you don't inhale dry air through mouth breathing, which can cause pain.

5.Solving nasal congestion can reduce the problem of sore throat.

6.Take pain relievers to relieve the pain.

7.Drink plenty of plain water.

8.Soak chamomile in boiling water, then soak it in a hot towel and wring it out, apply it directly to the affected area, and wait for the towel to cool and then repeat the above actions to relieve discomfort.

9.Taking garlic oil capsules can effectively sterilize, but should be discontinued immediately when the opposite effect occurs.

10.Taking vitamin C helps to strengthen tissues and can help fight sore throat bacteria.

11.Replace your toothbrush to prevent bacteria from invading your old toothbrush, and if you are sick, you should change your toothbrush again when you recover to avoid infection.

12.Don't eat for one to two hours before bedtime, and keep your head high when you sleep to prevent acid reflux and hurt your throat.